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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30


50 Child % silence
80. for thee tho earth rebounds
= '..~x s,de With sweetest sounds;
~, a. thee shc Wild birds $40.
- rum ~ insect. borne along
- ~. ..r..c<r,nx Wind. tili al the ar
Z. ai,rd ~ith melody % rare.
III N, ..rarth's voices' 90 not seem
IS shss pss'. pheasant dream
Lone child Of siIencei
"A NJ Inv si.encc ~ alone
z 49, ~ II can>t hear the sweetest tone
re r,rcl,r laugh ofhappy child.
o-.,,n az ieavcs or tempest Wild
s,,.nec 10 thee the voicc Of nirth
,x,sIs,~t~ % love and songs % earsh-
~ words os prayer and hymns q praise
o.,x IN silence canst thou raise
Meek CniId Of silence.
- m.ekly 20 shy Fathers viii.
.1 s.,ee re babe the world be sim.
80 .rsned for thee each pleasant; sound.
80, sx.i,s the earth and sky around.
.s-r'hlx believe His will - best
800 .,,fi content In silence rrsl
-. torn can break the willow b<Hf,
.rA r.nce 10 humble souls = sent
Glad child Of silence
- ~ thou glad. 0. silent heart
>.~..f sou d>of earth are Only part
-. moan Of pain: the vail Of woe
M st.ll be heard where e'er Nc 70
.r<'., ! INST not kaor the unkind word;
- ro.rh. harsh tone i all unhcard-
- ~,.d 80 live. when death shall come.
r@.sn'l, k>ar the Angels call thee home.
SrraA \. H<aid, IL n y, fnd<penasnf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Uncle Zcb (visiiing niece) Maria.
put on your wraps and come with me
Tor q drive. My carriage Is at the
door.
Young Wife - Please excuse me.
uncle. 1 have been shoveling the
snow OF the walks, carrying In coal
and emptying ashes. and ! am too
tired to dress
Uncle Zcb-Hm! Where's George?
Young Wifc-Iic's at the gym
nasium. practicing on the lifting ma
chine. Poor dear George has TO have
some exercise, you know. Chicago
Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

~ hcart has always sssureda and treasures
T ~ i,u reality. Tho sermon on ne mouns
- not b 4 srely human producuon'
Dewtl Wcos.ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

The latest sell that youngsters
are playing upon one another and
upon their elders u: ibid you get tho
lcttcrr' .sWhat letter." 4 naturally
askcd. go Gallagher!'--M u Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

kegs Of whisky have been washed
ashore nj Toledo that arc supposed 70
have lain in a shipwreckcd vessel -
The bottom Of tho lake for thirty yeara
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

--.rvc about concluded" said the
manager TO his company, just after =
stormy rehearsal. Ito stop putting on
PLAYS and turn your talents in . direc-
ton where they will be more useful.
"Nhat are you going to dcP" asked the
leading man. Elm going to organize
YOU into q football association. Ill
have the most brilliant collection Of
kickers in the country. Merchant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

-eCrandpa. " inquired Johnny Bliss
..must every body dieP" YES my
child. Every one in this world must
die when his turn comes" "Welr'
long pause what I'd like TO know
Il. who'll bury the last "ss~v-'Er-
chdn0c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

-"Pshaw," quoth De Sappy, -
don't take much stock in this man
Uranium. mind-rcader. You can bet
he was stumpcd when he tackled mel
EYES," replied Miss Breezy. me
naturally would have = hard time
reading your mind--unless he used ?
microscope. "--Pnck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Wfmnleu lVtkS meat ~
mems prayers. I tell We. that win half
the battles men fight"
The old tune-book was humming
and murmuring to Hiram Atkins when
he fell asleep. and he drcamt he was
boy again.
All around him were the rugged
hills. with their patches Of moss and
their brown rocks, that stood out like
bio warts on their honest. homely
faces. The air was cool and fresh and
| full 81 the fragrance Of lilacs and o.
wintergreen.
He saw the old homestead, with It's
great yard and tall trces and the mar
row walk between the nower-beds.
The robins fluttered in the naples q
hoped through the green grass. and
there. among the daGcdils and sweet
williams. stood gran'mal
| She was coming 70 meet the littls
boy who had been gone 20 long! How
her kindly eyes beamed through he'
golsl-bowcd spccsl A big velvet ba{
hung over her arm; Il was full Q
cookies and nutcakes and lcxcnges
The little boy knew that, and he ran =
clasp gran mas dear hands
| But Il was only . dream. Hiram
was asleep. you know, and with Y
thousand holy harmonies the old tune
! hook sung softly 20 the slumbcrer: :
, Ewgenc Field, % Chicago Nesca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
SIN SHALL SPEAKS FOR PROHIBITION

Tho Rev. Sam small tho attractive feature OF
tho Sunday afternoon meeting 81 fbe Manhattan lem
pcrancc Associations and largo crowd Laughed at his
Jokes shvcrcd under his satire and applaudcd his cold
water doctrines Mr. Small dlsccrncd Prohibition en-
couragemcnt last election and declared that the
demand, which thai party has written on u election
records Of this country not to be ignored. by
easy stages OF assumpton he declared that his part
held the balance Of power In enough Congressional
districts to dictate tho control Of the country and in
enough States to determine tho future legislation
the liquor traffic. Ito continued:
TIE TRIBUNE says that no quarter must be given
to the Prohibition party. We don't want any quarter,
and we're not gOin' TO give any halves. loud APP
plausc.) Wo mean business with big B. and they d
bet ter of tho H., for holI sting (More APP
pausc) The Democratic party Is only III to 60 on
until 1t has turned tho stomach OF decent and super
sanctimonuus men, who AFT aid to vote out Of their
own party. Wep not for either party, but we're
gOin' for both"
The Rev. J. Owen Bacho also >poke.
Next Sunday the Rev Dr. McGlyDn and J. Lloyd
Thomas. OF Maryland, will address the meeting.
Tho Sunday meeting OF the American Temperance
Union quiet and lacked numbers. Colonel Il s..
Chcves, Of Kentucky, delivered an address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
STATEN ISLAND.

The indignation Oh the north shore oi etaVeh iS
reference 10 the placing OF N H. MuhuS III 'ho i "
INN nj MdIetOwn, ~ j., Is greatly subsidhs anu uo
n,ral sentiment nov that the trustees ana eAccuVoi'
acted with good judgment and discttoh' 49,
AIAPIEToN.-Dr. g. ". Con, vi bfoohSn' oP'''' '''
IN . cell AL poco Headquarters, awaiting No examination
before Justice Vaughn his afternoon On ch1Bo VI
Larceny The doctor received number OF Nisofs uuf
no IN. day A well-ircssed man VINO refused W BHo ms
- c.Ilrd IN ses the doctor and offered 10 become mn
ondsan, but prisoner declined the Ohei e' 'ns wa"
ne preferred remain in jail until "7uAy "c" II" ,,''
,t a. ,is Ash nfo, IIc seemed down at nitty
80" v -. -, Wait hin, In cJii-
noctiou with the McKcrnan case 1t might De sdu uha'
Iolo,es D.rtuo,re who WAS foremost Ia bringing hI'y
u,m.nen,y before the prLlc, who Ma sentenced 10
lwo years aud months IN the Iehltch"S io SN'
Mary Jennings the Winchester HOUSE, 10 BUN "
thc Richmond County JAN liof couhSci ""' '"
temnOrarY OF lnOCe, dIIRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
NEW.IEKsEY.

Nrw BnUsswIcK-Last Tursdty Mlehal hotan u''1 1p.
o.red M, body was found yesterday no"ths :" ""
f,n,w.,e and Ksrltan Canal. lie had Ia'ich o'''o'''
nrn1ably while Intoxicated MAJOR a. a. "N1' Wv
p,,vs latest defauer wiz probably be alio"eu " u'S"p
"a, InonL an effort. Despite three criminal co"P'" go
NO evil suits against him, no attempt "ha'o'oi % So
mad. even TO Sec whether the MAJOR IL sun ia n''
h,use ia his city, let alone seeing whether ho Wa a.
I.n.e I'm ai.thaye stated in IHE TRIBUNE lho o'her
Az an the aulhoIlLy Justice john A. waning, "no
rcInrcd that he him and Talked WIN nam ''~'|
rh iusce of the Peace whom The complaints "'rc a"
A.. wa ted two days before he ssucu any "a"'' ""
1h ONCE, 10 whom they given has apparently O'eh
s,Ing ever since to decide whether II - worth "e 10
hunt w the def4ulter. Tho MAJOR "ls popular man
ham, lawn, and 1t supposed That he has LOO many
,,t.nds 10 make his arrest pIObdbc Ieopc h"'o oNo"
zone ~ far as that he came 10 TINS cJ on rIu''
"a won't away again that evening The Objects feiuso
IN talk about matter, and ffthldeht ioBeI' vi 'no
tun re Loan sad that the complaints ought 10 nave L''h
n,.i, ,al.r urged Miss Brown TO make 'hen bo'-
raj DAYS before lie said Mis-, Moc bfo"h' however,
Ia. lie did nothing Of the Kind but, on l'c cniaI5,
~ o. me In tic stronget terms nos " maze INC 'oap'.'
WEST uubOkEY rank CtOnh, age thirteen" vi bu"O'S
- while bla,ilg shnney" with b0nc Oth"f boJs yes
,d.y afternoon accidentally strucA on Va" hod"
, sbinuey' STICK received fracture oi inc ohuii'
liz vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

r,ppvrowy-Ge0rge w. Free, hide and tallow dealer
here got into trouble with Annie Nell Few DAYS ago
and WAS arrested. He gave bonds for examination AZ
Rradv waitress nj the Perry House Before she ran
awav Lizzie borrowed gold ring from one OF her com
panions and has not yet returned IT, Lizzie mas oeeh
a,rorod AZ tho Kerry House about six months. Sho
came from Garnersvlc, Rockani County A warrant
has been arrest on charge OF larceny Dut the
hiding place OF the clipping couple Is not KNOWN
no,oed o,,, named s.ty Scott, be married last
night, but tho brId did not appear The minister
and guests hand and waited for over an hour
while scouts were out trying hunt up the truant
FINALLY the bride went Tracey and swore out
warrant for the brdeg oos arrest but at last accounts he
had not been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
NICOTINE STEi4ESj
SHIPPING Ne US.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ...........sUNDAr. nov IL. lss
ARRIVED

DON'T ny SFW.IOllK SUNDAY NOV. IL. 1897
ARRIVED
sram,r Auran,a (ir Hams Liverpool Nov Quesnstown
G. IA ni,. G3, pA,sonaors - Vernon II Brown I"
Arrived At mo B.r .tatnpm ,,.,,. ne, % ,,
mise I. anderson Arrived At tho Bar At a n ~
steamer 1nsvsli Dam np s . 81. 4ssengsr,
To Fuacn. Edyo Co Arnvoi Al the bI A. olo l. "a .,
bs.,t ,.oep-l Trube Arrived Aths bar a. II OJ ~
risancr 80 genlAni Bslsh beynon An'xsIp oo' 81.
ste.@sr l.. noaT<osne tsr rraaaa. navr. Nov D. with
~ passengers to Lous lie beoah Af's' Al mo
~ iuca martinique Ioini mica Antigua and ~ kitts
o. with III p4ssensorsts Outetbfidso n Co Ar
steamer se"eca akrr N-wpor, ami West Point
Va with mda- AMI p.s'"n ser 70 o '" NM po,n n, Yr
folk With mdse AMI pssonterst' Dti Doninon s'
hrcsn,cr herman Winter HAlietI BOSTON, win mi'eo
II r Dlmock
suNsEr-At Sandy Hook wind light NV; clear Al city
Island. wind light, NV coiiy
~ Steamer VIM T. clyde Kan Domingo previously
rtpors brought pa.songor. Arrived At th" bAf at $50
y IN. l2Ih ,
Steamer. for Msr-siilos; FasInet ohlVo5on
nhip Renee for BAH moro
BTg No White. for Port Elizabeth
Also ssilcd-v4 fs.nt und-SteAncrs EloinorA.
for Portland. II Dimpck. Boston
saI,d l4th-steanois Maharajin and Old Dominion, for
B.ls Elizabeth for ROTTERDAM; Auas. Great Yarmouth
Bns Vrtsra for Port spin.
the MOVEMENTS OF 5rEAMEtt
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov l3-Arnved steamer seryh tBrl. Mo
KAY. NewYork Nov b On hSr "Ay u L'ofpoo' a"u
sa,isd steamers Umbria thr) McMokan and Nevada thr
Bnow iit1D Nov T.s,ed. oitvoi Richmond
or R-diord Nsvrors Nov D. on her way to queens
mavas Sow is Arrival steamer la Bretagns Fr. Dc
WorrggpaM Nov i2-sailoi steamer Leerdam tntchl
A%fwlRr Sov u sailed. steamer Ko0riland tbslO
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
1EReEY CITY.

Joseph McAdoo, ase enyi YIN, ,n0 N~mJerscy District
man william cx.u.ug at his home IN contra" 40
W MrAdoo,, Death caused BY 'amI'' - wa, cot
#. a. peaance his lip about go 80 no face and grad
40 .,,.,,ed ayaln on the slde VI mo 'NDN -.
out, but aplc"loi - thc throat. Mr.. McAuoO Was VA
Ssgsa in the real business for any GA s,hst
Henry Taggart, age t"eh'S NV a." tr,e railroad ard
va ss,u,d,y night and fatally injured ,, .a. a,iv.
John rec, Of 40. 2j2 Bieecker ST. Wv % Yesterday
ing uo"m h ,he bor,e took fright and ran AVA i"0
buggy upset and Tice WAS thrown na VINO WOO wan
ICING .eroup injuries. young "oH'"" ~ 49,
.,r, .scand without = scratch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
LANES McCREERY & CO.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.
Will continue this week their sale
ChantiIiy Lace Flouncing, AZ
inches wide, $3.50, $500 and
$500 per yard, Handsome Span
ish FlOuncing $500, Marquise
Lace FlOuncing $500 and SIS. 80 !;
Duchesse Flouncing So: 90,
$1,000 and $l.. copper yard. These
prices represent not more than
fifty per cent of the usual market
value of the goods. This sale also
incIues Point and Duchesse Lace
Bridal Wells, Han dkerchiefs,
Fichus and COllarettes; Point d.
Esprit, Russian and Chantilly
Lace. Nets in all leading shades
for Over-dresses. and Novelties in
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen's
Linen Handkerchicfs.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
''CARD"
From Delwy 9th Avenue, between
l4h AID 10TH SIS.

From De(WU Gh aOeHae, OetWccH
IAN AID 10TH SIS.
Owing to the late arrival Of a large
lot of fine Woo.lens, imported ex-
prcssIy for the Fine Tailoring Trade
in this country, Ar. Dclury has
purchased the entire consignment at
80 per cent below cost of importation.
On and after Monday, Sept. 18th,
this house will make to measure this
large lot of + ne Woollens at the fol-
lowing reduced prices:
Three aud four button Wording Coats mud Waist
cont- made from Ciny'- Conting- Meiton-, Thibei-,
&c. These goods warranted not to gloss aud are
very suitable Tor half dre-, wear.
$500 and $4,000
The opening prices OF these goods were
$500 and so 90
OyERCOATS.
The Box-Cont or Chesterfield. made from Cars
MELONS and Fur beavers. Drvon-hrc kcr-ey~' P"rnt
Irnver- n g., lined throughout with satin lie 'hipc'
edge. finished with velvet or Cloth Quilted Fncing-
A. ............ $1,000 to $500
o,enina price. .................S $1,000 TO $4,000
Immense line of Tron-rrng-. Including stripes OF n
The latest designs, large pnids, broken checks ana
dice checks Sooo 10 - <''o
,,.,,x ,rcc. 1870 ......... $3.50 q hoo
All goods 10 order aud warranted as represented.
The opening prices OF this house are ID TO 80 per
rent lower than the fancy priced tniiors charge Tor
samr goods aud workmanship.
No deposit repaired on orders placed
wiM this house from reliable persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
NEWARK.

,h Sands age twenty-eIght painter s 'p'
,1.'r~ q few weeks ago by jumping Iron" inc '' I,
pS ,,,dy. AT North Newak INTO the l"A'"0' ~
ha"o". ~, r,, ,,r,h.r nOtnrlcty by jumping from "o
Wo"sivn Bridge but yc,te,da he got mo d, 'ss Il
~, renna a, ani was sIIc ted lie b'hse' n'S , tcn
, ,n,o snln,er. ripped up the hopper ana o'c "'
ws,er pipes In his Then he TOOK On n' a s,o'"d
II into strips, and making rope Oh ~ pu' '"V n d.r
~ SUI" "a ,,na the other end 70 bars Oh MS cen u"o
i NJ ,h islsr cut him sands continued " thlo"
,a, sTound and Was finally placed In susgh' '"|A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
THE cHIyFSR NAVE THEIR OWy LAWYER 70
va rp,cr or v,y or HORSE

Ccorce T. Thomca has been missing from his homo
in r,u,ood y j. simcc November Z IL len home III
n Light wagon and lad horo OF high 'plr't no
trace ma, bcrn llnnI Of AZ move since i'
f,n,l, fer that he has been attacked by highway
on the road somewhere, and that the thieves '"'' ho
,.,,,,,, and bo~.c after killing him. general aarn
,,, ,uf utit for the mil ing man In tiin clty lc'it
dsv lie i Gry YEAR % Il. ha- gay har aud J., bad
IIs vas drc--cd In dalk cloths. ii Dr"'h-I -
- ,,lc. fl Thomca. who T. Al official II tho len -.
vsiicv T., n,ad and la, al Office No Broad Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Telephone Investigating COMMITTEE Coai ana
Iron Exchange Buling. 10 n
Meeting Oh Shoe Manufacturers, No. 116 Church-st.
Trial uf +. w Todd, General Sessions -,
Church Temperance Society Convention, Annex Haii'
2 80 and 80 p.
Register Slrvin's libel suit. TOmbs Police Court
Dinner OF Game Association at Pnard's, 8:30 p m
Nicholas Society election, DELI onicos, 80 y. M
Academy OF Sciences, Columbia College, 8 p m.
Company b. 22d Regiment anniversary reception at the
evening.
Meeting Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
ppONISENr ARRIVALS.

Murray Rtt Hotel-senaor Joseph Hawley OF Connec.
tcui and Judge r. A. Macorb-r OF the Ne. YORK supreme
Court. rom Avenus HoeZJoseph - Mi.r v nr,,
sioner and Captain Herbert snthcfan
Grey Of England Atb>mdre Hs's'-Emio Terry ana
Francisco Terry of Paris ana N dc Routkowsky OF
MAX O'Re Of London 10 7uan House-Colonei lioy.ri
Of the British Army. and Captain hansin Of mo bru""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
In\H ISI AND

DouoIAsIoS.- funeral Of Mrs Sarah f. WiiHaihs'
Friday ninety SIX year,, LOOK pia'" 5.'
terday from Zion Church She WAS the widow Oh Johh
Williams, died 1877 and many years seAoh
VI Zion Church. She has seventy eight years oin
who was present the funeral. She also leaves Two
daughters and seventeen grandchildren She oieo VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14

The new chapel of he South Cong ega,lo onuio",
I'm Ioni1h-place, near Comt-st, vas uelloaVeu N''
evening. ,, ,,o p.v
The Rev. Frederick Brown, who snecocu' ,no :"
y ~ Male. ia the Washing ton street hc''"N'
Eniscops ,hiIrch began his woik S's''""''
Georc, Edmond,, asc twenty four lou1'i az
cooi samaritan at jay and MIiiouehoS 500
SEM 10 the small Fox Hos %" SA'uId"S' ,n, IL,
ihu .ccolu llclII oi inc disease Ic'c'''' i
the lods 4. house. , ,,.r
rhc clean coffee stands al the ferries "'u ~ ,
,,iuts which were successfully cO'uuc'ou 49, vs."
Toe and furnished l3i,OOo meals l" hoMSO'?' a.
drawers nd others al htiio M1ic man 49, ',D.
iriy io rcop-ncd under the di.ociNh "a YIN
:, tre of women from various chui'ho'' q,
eo,,l,b Baucr age thAty-iivc, OF rcots a. ave, a"
proa,,,sa. Ina. been arrested iur il'u'".o -.
o.r li hono lie was caught III the ao' W , 4,
nan Herbert Numerous COLI plii''s hANo w.
81 = man answering hl, dcecil '"' .,..,
Tim Rev J. g. tyler has r'sien'o from VI" ,,,,,,.
-, Cnrl,t of the III cip', demon ''A' lo"' - n ~
Lace to accept the puIpi "l u" O'"'" r'-. l,.
a., d.,,,,.,ti aliou f. enc ..nail. ''' - 10
,"o f,,r Years in Brooalyn, aIa sucC.'u "a T., IN
i I a t1eavc, lie VIII 50 10 Ms "'"
December l. -. -, No
1,ln W. Galawav, private uc'o init
. 'o y, testified at tho recent WI" VI ,'a
a. ,o. lrought By thall;s SCOT @r"'"' Wv
y" ,,,, nv Railroad COMPANY, on A''o"''' ~ =,
E ,,ccivcd los being thrown H"'" ,r,,h
-, nm nov, nbcr II, i7o"' l'" -. 80,
,.ur,Iy fastened at thai po'n', w. c.T,dui
cih,J.te under the rail- MI '',i,,d ,he
', hr Vas with galloway Whch no No lire Gala
.na' , o,d although thorc Was IiN me The
TRACK am Void swear there VS. 49, atd
WAY -" ,vn, tho caSo o Ach'i
eomIahmSS Coii,way arrested for perjury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1887
vrsTCUEsrER COUNTY.

pnoumcnIa She was we'll known over the township Oh
iFlushng where she went by the name OF Aunt Sally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
A HEBREW VIEW or TIE BIBLE.

The Sunday morning lectures by tho Rev. DR. X.
Kohlcr couinuo to attract large audiences and the
experiment begun under the auspices Of tho Young
! Mems Association Of the Temple Beth FL five weeks
ago has become an assured success. Yesterday morn
lag Dr. kohlcr leclurcd :" The Bible In tho Iii ht
| Of Modern Research" Amer discriminating between
religion, a gody llf, AID theology, the battle arena,
he spoke Of tho wonderful influence Of the Bhlc on
Jewish history, the sciences literature ana The cause
Of freedom ard political advancement.
"The reaction from As high position came" no
said, "whcn the people made of the Bible an hoi,
fctich and found a sanction FOR every crime ~ Tho
into ropes AID forged into shachl3- To cnchan man
and cusiavr IL, reason L@t u, nj therefore abuse
Vol afro AMI Thomas Paine, who although thy
aYIi-cl the iiIlc, cmancip atcd man from us thia
.Om."
/ THE CHIYFSE NAVE THEIR OWN LAWYER wow.
! Tho Chinese Of III, city have now a man OF their
own race TO defend their Interests In the local courts
OF iu.f.cr The first Oh nc-c lawyer ever admitted
to IIactico ia this country, and probably III any
country outside Of China. was admitted I" the uar
AT the Court uous, the Other Gay. Hong Yen Chang
is the new counsellor and attorney at law lie has
It's, passed "A safi factory cAA"inaiIoh O'iu'o '"o
General r.rn Of the suprmc Cont. Lawyer 'halS
T. abui twcnty-six Yeas old, aid has grown to man
t,.I IA t.- clt.. H. Blblhd, "l NOM 'Ho
columbia Law scluo In lrsG and h> special l|gS-
I t,,lve cua,tmcut lat spring the General 1rrm was
d,.cct,d IN wave h. d ajl Ties am hiil' MIN
ia ttar ice o. hi Ia ia: satisfactory cAa'iAl"'
II, will 1.-Two IN ti- city aiAi maze hl"'l~S VI
IL, count rs mems Interests
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Tho closing Of the American Institute Fair IL an
nounccd for Saturday, December 2, and tho three
weeks more of the exhibition should be appreciai Cd
The winter tImo table Of the New YORK; Central
and Hudson River Railroad took effect yesterday.
The most import ant change Il In tho Montreal and
Utica Express, which will leave the Grand Centrai
ST ation at 80 p. and the new uptown staloh'
at Ono hundred-and thht y-elghthst., at q 40
Owing to the Illness OF tho Rev. G. Sande'
pastor Of the italian Mission in San Salvatore Church.
no services were hell there yesterday.
George Wolfe, who locked mp for drunkenness
on SATURDAY. evening, and claims to be step-Drothcr
Of hnarchf,t Fischer, had a At IN cell yesterday,
in the West Twentieth Street Police Station House,
ard was taken to the Ncw-YorA uosptai III al un
conscious condition.
Small boys occasionally do good business near
the Brilgo entrance selling Bridge tickets al Two
cents each. Those tickets cost two and onc-haif
cents each by the pack and people wonder at mo
boys' reduction. Those who have had Their pochces
Kicked do not wonder.
The first games of the newly organized polo league
will not be played until about December l.
4 lively fall OF will start the tobogSah'
season at tho Polo Grounds with a rush.
Thomas Judge of IIobolcn, who. with bis wlfo'
was Visiting some friends In thl' city while az chicn
Yesterday, at Eishty-sxth-st and Fonr'h-aVc' u'oo
suddcnly of heart dsca'o
As tho steamship OzanIa, Captain hcHy' "o"'
San Dominco which arr, ell Saturday, was conn
TO anchor at Quarantine, her propeller sudue"'S II"
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OF vehicles In Broadway In favor OF doing It as
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Choice Novelties In Fnrlor, Chamber, Library,
Dining mud Hal Furniture.
Aui-ficnIIy phoi-frrcd Fancy Chairs and Rockers.
su ituble Tor " cdding ellis.
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